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The Washington critic., 1887-12-06
WASHINGTON, DEC. 8, 1887.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The Message of President Cleveland,
and Of which fair and lucid synopsis
appears elsewhere, has the merit of
brovily and the peculiarly of making
but single recommendation.
In this respect it is a departure from
all other annual messages of all other
Presidents; hut concciving the questions
of revenue reform and reduction of tax
alton paramount TO any other now be-
fore the country, Mr.. Cleveland has
seen fit 10 make these the sole burden
OF his communication.
To have passed over the great issue
herein involved with mere reference
would have been to slight subject upon
which public attention is nt present
rivetted. To have accompanied an
elaborate discussion of the needs of tariff
revision with the further elaborate dis
cussion of other topics upon which the
people desire to be informed would have
extended the Message 10 cumbrous and
wearisomc length.
Mr.. Cleveland has therefore chosen to
make the position of the Administration
plain with regard to Il modification of
existing customs duties and the relief of
the Treasury from Il constantly accu-
mulating surplus, even at the risk of
disappointing many citizens who were
looking for more varied and compre-
hcnsivc expression of his views.
Congress cannot fail TO be impressed
with the carnestness Of his utterances.
The legislative branch of the Govern.
ment has seldom if ever been more fore
IDLY reminded of what the Executive
conceived to be its urgent and heroic
duty, and Congress can certainly not
complain that its attention to this point
is distracted by multiplicity of recon-
mendations MS to others.
In adopting this course the President
has done wisely. That he has limited
his Message to single consideration
does not. simply that he is to remain
silent upon everything else. At the
proper time and in his own special way
he will no doubt communicate with
Congress as to all matters upon which
legislative action should properly be
had
The Washington critic., 1887-12-06
TWO SONNETS.
THE NEW SONG.

I. THE NEW SONG.
ALI. wilder, sweeter than the music sung,
BY any luto-yuico In this age OF ours,
In trembling beauty on Il poets tongue
Was that new cry within us when he flung
His thought to men, the precious thought which
dOwers
Life with deeper sense Of deathless powers,
Hope with the dream that II ever young.
lie lifted darkness from the face Of time
And from the tucc of nnture; we to-day,
Seeing with His sight, foretell II song shall rise
out of Ills wider world and wider skies,
A song far.reaChng as the larihest chime
Heard In the heart of years that roll away
II. EVOLUTION.
If N be true, as our new masters teach,
That life'was once bcrpft of sound and sight,
That darkness Is the chrysalis of light,
And the mute tongue the motherhood Of speech,
That We whose cropping hands have dared 10
reach
Beyond the limits of one day and night,
Rose from the slime OF ages to II height,
Where God gives promise 10 the soul Of each
Then why should love, the very gentlest part
OF u mans nature and the power which binds
Life to u life us leaf H. bound 10 tree,
Not grow and deepen In the human heart
Till In ihp future OF the world II finds
Hate banished from the sunlands and the sea.
-lGeorge Edgar Montgomery in the cosmopol-
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y
SENATOR RIDDLEDERGER All, Senator Dan
icl. May escort you To the desk this morn
ing?
SENATOR DANIEL; All, thanks, awfully.
Not this morning. Some other morning.
Among the Congressional floral designs
yesterday there were but two lyres-one on
Senator Riddlchcrger's desk, and one On
Mr.. Randall's desk. IL is believed that
William Malone sent in the former, and
Henry Wattcrson the latter.
When Senator Hearst came up TO the dcsl;
yesterday To be sworn in he had his hands in
his pockets.
Hell never he u thoroughbred statcs-
man. remarked Colonel NIussey, in the press
gallery.
"Why not?' asked u Californian, with
some indignation at the apparent rcllec-
ton.
"Because he's got his hands in his own
pockets instead of other peoples" remarked
the Colonel, and went on making notes.
old stand in the House. This is no adycr-
tiscment.
The crank who sang Praise God' yester-
terday at the opening of the session got in
his work at the wrong end.
Among the floral tributes received yester-
day by the Congressman it was noticeable
that yellowyoses predominated, In the Ian
guagc of flowers the yellow rose is transla-
ted into iniidelity, and Moore has these APP
propriatc lines ON the subject, which we
submit for distribution in the ladies gallery:
| Take back the sigh, thy lips of art
! In PASSIONS mOyemcnt'brcathed TO me;
| Yet no, it must not, will not part,
| 'Tis now the lifc-breath of my heart,
| And has become too pure for thee
Take bacl; the kiss, that iilithless sigh,
| With all the warmth of truth imprest
| Yet no, tlic fatal kiss may lie,
Upon thy lips its sweets would die,
Or bloom to make u rival blest!
| Take back the VOWS that night and day
My heart received, | thought from thine;
Yet no, allow them still TO stay
They might some other heart betray
As sweetiy as they've busted minc.
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A NEW CABINET OFFICE.

1t is with view to greater simplicity,
efficiency and economy in the adminis-
trative organization of the Government
that Mr.. Townshend of Illinois proposes
the creation of Il new executive depart
ment to be known rs the Department of
Industries and Public Works.
There are u number of important bu-
rea,,s, he contends, which should be
brought under one direct, intelligent
supervision, instead of being scattered
Us they now are through various depart
mcnts with mn utter disregard TO con-
cruity or system; and the proposition is
certainly reasonable one.
The more il is considered the more ii
will be found TO grow upon the judg-
mcnt and exact assent.
The idea is 20 consolidate some four
teen bureaus. of which five are now at
tachcd to the Department of the Interior,
two to the War Department, one TO the
Navy Department, and four to the Treas
ury Department, with the Interstate
Commerce Commission and Fish Com
mission shifting for themselves Oh the
outside.
The Secretary of the Industries and
Public Works Department would thus
become the official head of the Inter-
state Commerce and Fish Commissions,
the Coast and Geodetic, the Geological
and the Public Lands Surveys, the
Bureau OF Labor and the Weather
Bureau, the Public Buildings, the River
and Harbor Improvement, the Light.
House and Steamboat Inspection sys-
tens, the Patent Office, the National
Observatory and the Agricultural De.
partment.
II the relations of these several bureaus
or branches of the public service are mol
entirely or closely cognatc, there are
nevertheless, certain degrees Of relation
ship between them that point to then
grouping together in the manner sug
gested us wise and proper thing to do
The fact that most of them are wholly
out of place us now assigned affords o
itself a strong argument for giving then
aplace of their own where they can NJ
longer complicatc the machinery or en-
barrass the operations of the other grea
Departments upon which they hay,
been imposed.
Mr.. Townshend's proposition, if acte(
upon, as it doubtless will be in du,
course of time and adopted in whole or il
part, necessitates Of course an abandon
mcnt Of the plan to create Department
Of Agriculture, for the reason that it is
better and more comprehensive plan
1t not only raises the Bureau of Agri
culture TO rank and dignity com
mensurate with its importance, but i
does much more. 1t relieves other De
partments from manifest incumbmnce
and provides for the better administra
tion Of other bureaus that are no,
more or less cramped for want of breath
ing space.
The change proposed, we are satisfied
would be in the interest not only q
economy, but Of more lealthful pre-
motion Of many interests, and broade
scope Of industrial and scientific deye
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opment. The bill is Of nature to
command attentive consideration by
Congress, and that II will meet the gem
eral approval of the country there can
hardly be Il doubt.
Objections to an increase In the NUM-
bcr of members of the Cabinet are only
tcnnblc upon the ground that such in
crease is not demanded by interests Of
State. If new Executive Department
is 10 be preferred to dozen or moro
misplaced orindcpcndcnt bureaus, there
can be no question rs TO the wisdom of
its creation. There are nine members
in the Cabinet Of the King of Prussia,
nine in the Cabinet of the King of Italy.
Tho President of France has eleven,
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, fifteen
advisory Ministers. Surely the Presi-
dent of the United States would suffer
no inconvenience from an executive
family of eight.
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TnEEEroRT Of Senator Cockrell, whose
committee has been making n long and
exhaustive investigation of Department
methods, will doubtless be document
of great and general public interest
The committee is said to have discov-
cred grand crcumlocution Office at
almost every turn, involving vast ex-
penditure of time, trouble and red tape.
The Government will never reach the
stage of true Democratic simplicity until
it thoroughly recognizes the principle of
doing public business on the same direct
business like principles that govern
business men in the transaction of pri-
Yatc business.
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TuErEPrERMrNToI OIL manufacturer arc
now complaining to the Treasury De-
partment about the importation of the
Japanese article as serious blow ut
their business, and SO it goes. The
peppermint trade, like almost every
other infant industry, has its little
stomach-ache.
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LITTLE or NOTHING will be done in
Congress until the Speaker appoints his
committees, which may not be till after
the holidays. In other words, to set the
wheels of the House in motion, they
have to be carefully Carisled.
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COLONEL CArELLER of Cincinnati, who
is here as one Of the delegated Ohio
claimants for the Republican Conven-
ton in 1883, says that while Cincinnati
is Il pork centre, she is no hog, and
doesn't want everything.
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THE SUPREME CouRT of Kansas has de-
cided that selling liquor is not one of
the rights of citizenship. The court has
not yet decided upon the drinking of ii.
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TIE ST. Louis Globe Democrat adopts
the suggestion that recently appeared in
The Critic, and nominntes Justice Sam
ucl i. Miller Of the United States Sn-
premc Courtas The Republican candidate
for President in 1883, supplcmcnting
this nomination with that of William
Walter Phelps of New Jersey for Vice
President. Such team might worry
even the favorite in the race.
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NSH5=S1IiIS IN TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
1SS Emmner Improved Telephone Com.
pany of Tennessee has completed the transfer of
kind 10 the Emmner Union Telephone Company
Of Missouri, and all parties having claims against
the inrher' OF III MY WAY nucn,su .nefe,u' hrG
make settlement thereof with j. A. SETTLE.
President aud Attorney.in-inct of the Emnner
Improved Telephone Company.
sNseMEN's UNDERWEAR REDUCED = BAL-
SS briggan. from SO TO $3.50: cashmere,
from S2.bO to 81; lambs wool. from sl.5O TO
81 %; red at cost. T.. 4. HALL, DOS st n W.
Shirts 10 order speciality.
N-g5eEQuITABLE
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WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY is able to
conquer itself, itmay proceed to conquer
some other party.
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CoNGREssMAN BRowER of North Caro-
lima is Washington man all the time,
so far as the holding of the National
Conventions is concerned. This is the
place for them, in preference to any
other, in his opinion. His practical and
sensible remarks on the subject are
printed elsewhere.
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Real Gsiatc.

DOBERT yOSE & CO.,
IN Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 800 u st Sc.
Sales Of real estate and personal property ln
all parts of the District promptly and faithfully
attended to.
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5pcridl Notices.

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The rate of interest on all renewals will be one
~ per cent. on the premium notes. Please at
tend TO your renewals before the last few days
and thus avoid tho crowd
j. WESLEY BOTELER.
Secretary,
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,wDMOORE Is sCiILEY,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
28 Broad Street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES
~ Wall st., MY. III South ID ST., phila.

Connected with I. A. Evans & Co., Boston; Il.
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ney, Washington; Warren & Quarles, lticlnnond.
Private wire connections. Buy and sell stocks,
bonds and miscellaneous securities on New York
Stock Exchange,
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MT, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
AG1Gls stockholders of tho Columbia Title
Insurance Company Of the District OF Columbia,
for the election of nine Trustees, viii he held ON
MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1857, NJ 1 o'clock D. M ut
the Office of the company, No. ZIG 9th 1t II. w,
Washington, ID, q. Polls will he open from . to
on Dccember0, 1857. JOHN ID. COUGILIN,
Secretary
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IIOU ND-CAIE TO NY PLACE on THE 2sTH
J. of November, u small pied cow, with horns.
The owner can fin hcrnt -. NJ. u. FNASLR'S,
On Lat u. bet 4 AM Y hIs nm,
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mautc0--iiooms.

NNIANTED-1 OR . PARTIALLY.FURNISHED
w rooms; convenient to Patent Office; loca.
tlun must be good and rent moderate. Address
PRISTINE H., Critic office.
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n, pu. WHITE. FOOT sprc,,,,sr. INA

M, Dn. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST, 1i18
AtnSIs Pcnna ave, opp Willard's Hotel, sue
ccssiully tronts CurnF, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Vascular Excrescenccs and all foot ailments
without pan Refers to the most eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other we'll
known persons, patrons Of Ills establishment.
Twcnty'scycntli year uf practice In Washington.
Fee, 81 sitting for putting tho feet in order.
r~zay u. II. G0LDSBOnOuGII S co..
ApA1Is Real Estate, iiUo + n.
Real estate bought and sold. Loans effected.
Insurance. placed Investments made Special
attention To- the collection of rents and manage.
ment of real properties.
IT, II. GOLDsBoRoUGH & CO.,
1iUb u 1t.
M FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRINITY
AjN--5s Church, Georgetown at Il. L. Droops
Music store, D2o Penna ave, stenway Upright
Grand Plano, SsbO, and u round-trip ticket to
Europe via North German Lloyd steamer from
New York; good for year, including meals and
state room; share, including both, 81
M OFFICE OF
Ap[s u. f. GRANELY &c CO.,
MAnriEsviLLL, lltSny Co., VA.
october 10, 1887.
.Wc hayo appointed JAMES l.. BARBOUR Of
Washington, u. O., sole agent for the sale of our
u. y. Gravey brand Of plug tobacco in that
market. From this date the trade Will please
call on him direct for tho goods.
Respectfully,
II. r. GRAvELY & CO.
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N<ryeTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NA.
KS tional Jockey club for the election of
officers for the year lSsS will bo held at the
Clubs room, Vernon Row, Pennsylvania avenue
aud 10th ST., MONDAY, pccembcr Z, 1857, at
7:3O y. IN. II. ID. MCINTYRE,
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Wantc6 lclp-- I'emale.


Tho Joiiopiag class Of advertisements, such as
Wants. For Safe or Rent. and siDdiGr small no
ices, your lines or iess, one time. % cents. fuo
times, 10 cents; three times, 30 cents.
XIANTED-AS SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO no
w general housework; small family; bring
references. Apply at $40 18th Il NV.
NAIANTED-DY A GOOD SEAMsTRESS. PLAIN
w sewing TO do Mt home by the Iheco. Call
or address nos 2sth st W.
NXTANTED-FEMALE CASvASsERs FOR MRS.
wv Kny's Toilet Bcantlieri g, to 50 per day;
20 cents for outfit by mail. Address, The Toilet
Beautlner, Manufacturing Company, 10 Fifth
ave, Pittsburg, Pa.
lXTAN1ED-wOMAN TO COOK AND no GEN.
w eral houscwork In IA fnnily Of . adults; NO
washing or Ironing. Apply at 1903 sth stnw.
NXTANTED-YOuSG GIRL, TEN or TWELVE
W. years old, to 90 In the country MS one Of
thu family. Apply at 02O ID stsw.
NXIASTED-WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
w iron. Apply Mt 12i Capitol st.
NNTANTED-wiIITE GIRL, COMPETENT TO
wv wash, iron and cook; good home; In fam
lily of two. Call at 2iIo Pa ave.
DAyIs, PHOTOGRAPHER. FORMERLY on
~ the Avenue, Is now at T23 eth Vt, making
better work than ever; only ~ and $3.50 per
dozen.
You can save fro,s 81 to 81 per dozen by hav-
ing your pictures made by
Mr.. DAVIS.
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for Sale miscellaneous.

Fon SALE
Two bedroom sets and other household ef
fects. Inquire at 62S East Capitol st.
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Eosl ano t'onn0.

4 OsT-IEfT IN A 18TH ST MERDIC, LEAVING
IL 18th and n SITS W, at $40 Il IN Friday
morning, cash account book 4ino ynlnoeXcup
turn to tho Critic ostco
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COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 F ST.
ASsETS-sS11,S 500 %.

Pamphlets explaining tho object and advun-
tagcs OF the Association are furnished upon APP
plcaton.
Onice hours from o a, m. to i3O p. m. ON the
first Wednesday In each month the Office will be
open from TO p. IN. Advances will be made
promptly at o'clock.
subscriptions Tor shurcs IN the 1 ith issue re-
ceived daily ut the office of tho Association,
Equitable Building, 1908 i street. Shares are
$3.50 per month.
THOMAS spMrpyIIIE prcst
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E'OR SALE.
\ black diagonal Prince Albert coat and vest,
In good condition.; broast-neasure about 81
inches; price $3.50. Apply at No. 223 9th vt c.
L'OI SALE - ONE COUPE AT A BARGAIN;
II party leaving the city; also for sale one glass
quarter coupe and rockaway; also horse,
Apply at WM. +. GEYER'S Carriage depository,
i0B Pa ave Nv.
U,OR SALE-CHEAP--A NEW HOME SEWING
H. machine very little used and In perfect or
der, by II party leaving tic city. Call at 1920
9th stnw.
JIORSALE-ONE E.SIZED ASE.BURNER
II stove, little used; two small heating and one
cook stove; ono large top dcsk all In good order.
Apply ut 1i20 / 1th st nw.
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THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
1924 y street northwest.
L,OR RENT FURNISHED DwELLIyG.IiOUSI.
II rooms, all mod inns, In most fashionable
location In the city.
o. C. GREEN, 3O3 eth st W.
L,0R RENT--NEw BRICK HOUSES, BETWEEN
L. 9th and 9Th, u and q SITS $ g, so each.
SWoRMsTEDr Il BRADLEY,
1927 IT.
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THOMAS soMERy
JNo. JOY EDISON, secretary.

H>SsDA. ID. WHITE.
~ President and General Manager.
GEO. RNNEAL, JR., DANIEL RAMEY,
Treasurer. Secretary.
THE DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, ID. C..
Sole manufacturers of Morrcll's Barrel Fire En-
gino for Mills Manufactures Country Hotels and
stores Plantation and Village Purposes, and
which throws u 9s-inch stream Of water 50 feet.
Price, $50.
Pump for eNtnguishing incipient fires in houses,
barns, stores and mnnniuctories; for washing
windows, sidewalks, floors and carriages. Price,
So.
Send for illustrated circular and testimonials.
One thousand shares of the capital stock Of this
company will be sold In lots to suit the purchasers
at 81 per share, stock full paid and non.assess-
able. Par value, $50.
All orders and letters Of inquiry should be ad-
dressed to y. u. WHITE, OBS L st n W, Washing
ton, d. q,
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GENERAL AND CRITICULAR.
In the Senate vesicrlnN:

III I1IV ISVIlilU yVsIUTUuy.
SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER All, Senator Dam
icl. May escort you TO the desk this morn
ing?
SENATOR D>NIEL: All, thanks, awfully.
Not this morning. Some other morning.
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for i,cnt--honscs.

U'OR RENT - FURNISHED - n-ROOM BRICK,
Il complete; = 4 II W; for the scnson $40 per
month WHITAKER 81 JORDAN,
1itT L st.
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J'OR ST-FuRNISIIED-NO o102 II ST; THE
II incest aud cheapest furnished house In
Washington; $50. NJ. NJ. PARKER,
litSFst
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II,OR RENT-A NUMBER OF FINELY FUR
l. nlshcd houses In desirable locations by the
year or session Of Congress, AZ low figures.
TllOS. j. FISHER ~ co,
1924 II 81 n w,
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sTs1NOTICE-i MEETING OF THE STOCK.
RS holders uf the Law Reporter Company
said company, No. 5O3 u street northwest, in
the city vi Washington, u. c. ON MONDAY, the
10Th day Of December, 1887, at - O'Clock p. IN.
The object OF this meeting Is TO determine the
question Of increasing the capital stock ol said
company.
WNI. +. MATTINGLY,
J. II. SANlLLE,
HENRY VI. BAKER,
hob BARNARD,
WM \. GORDON,
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY,
y. G.. BRADLEY,
HENRY 4. DAVIS.
HUGH 4. TAGGART,
,tutu
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BARGAINS
BARGAINS
orFERED ny
j. w. P. Myers & Son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

HAS NEM YORK EXRNUR.
FOR E-SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
person with little cash. The one.fourth In
terest In u syndicate owning one oil the finest
parcels of land in this District. Money can be
doubled.
FOR SALE-ABouT 90, 900 SQUARE FEET OF
ground In rapidly advancing location; north
west section, above Boundary 10 immediate
purchaser 10 per cent. below present market
value.
FOR sALE-RARE CIIANCE-Two 1O.RoOM
brick houses, near Government Printing Office;
price, each, only 1880.
FOR sALE-16O0 S ST. Z ROOMS, BATH AND
mod imrs; cheap $1,000.
FOR sALE-TnREE NEW BRICK HOUSES
imps; I price 3 "a 'a5o, $500, $1,000. '' -''
northwest section, paying nearly 10 per cent;
price for all, $4,000.
FOR sALE--FINE RESIDENCE ON 18TH ST,
d rs, bath and all mod imps; price $4,000.
FOR sALE-sUITABLE FOR BUSINESS PROP.
ERTY.
Brick, rs, on 9th, bet and X sts......s8,S00
Brick, RS, on 9th, bet and X sts........ 1900
Frame, near OH 9th st, lot 20 II front.... 0,S00
Also desirable residence on st, near 9th,
IL RS, all m |, lot % II 'front.'. ........... 5000
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL s.RoOM HOUSE ON
U st, bet 10th and 18th; hard wood finish;
$4,000.
FOR SALE-TWo GOOD GROOM BRICKS, MOD
imps, lth st II W; each $1,000.
FOR SALEM WEST WAsHINGTON-Goo
business property on 32d ST; store ana DWELL
ing price $1,000.
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UIOR BENT-18O7 18TH st n W, A DESIRABLE
II 3.story brick residence. containing 10 rooms
and bath; house i heated by latrobe stovesi has
month.
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E,OR SALE OR TRADE-BRICK HOUSE 732
Il 21st st, II ri; modern convenlences; lot
d3lbxTO II; Will tako building lots in part.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
OH Il st nnnm a
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